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Blinkers for the first time and a return to fences saw Juggernaut put on a sparkling display in a two-mile Class 4 Handicap Chase at Newton Abbot on Monday, ridden by Chad Bament in the colours of the Anthony Honeyball Racing Club. Credit for trying the blinkers must go to our 10lb-claiming conditional jockey James

Breaking Cover won his second decent prize in nine days with a fluent success in a Class 3 two mile chase at Stratford on Saturday evening. Raised 6lbs for his previous victory at Newton Abbot on August 27 he again travelled comfortably behind the leaders before moving to the front approaching the last fence and

It was good to see Breaking Cover bouncing back to form with a decisive victory in a two mile £25,000 Handicap Chase at Newton Abbot on Thursday evening. He was given a patient ride by our 5lbs claiming conditional Chad Bament who produced him to lead two fences from home on the way to beating

GORE POINT extended his winning sequence over fences to four with a thoroughly professional victory in a £15,000 handicap at Newton Abbot on Saturday in the colours of his owner breeder Mark Pendarves. To top it off, Gore Point set a new course record in the process – another feather in the cap of a

I don’t have too many runners in the summer so it was nice surprise to find myself sitting top of the Racing Post list of hot trainers on Monday morning with three winners from our last five runners at a strike of 60%. That percentage looked even better a few hours later at Newton Abbot

GETMETOTHEMOON gained her fourth success with a clear-cut victory in a £13,650 handicap hurdle over two and quarter miles at Stratford on Sunday in the colours of her breeders the House Family Partnership. Although she hadn’t run since January she’s a mare who goes well fresh and has a decent record on tight left-handed tracks.

Gore Point put in a faultless round of jumping at Newton Abbot on Friday on his way to his second success of the week. He has been fine at home since winning nicely at Stratford on Monday so I felt it was worth rolling the dice again. He enjoys top of the ground, was really

It was good to see GORE POINT gain a pleasing first success over fences at Stratford on Monday in the colours of Mark Pendarves. He’s a horse who is quietly building a nice CV having won his bumper, twice over hurdles and now added his first steeplechase. He used to be very keen and is

KAMILLE AU KANADA  gained her first success in this country with a fluent victory in a mares’ maiden hurdle over two and a half miles at Plumpton on Tuesday evening ridden by Sam Twiston-Davies. It was a lovely performance in the colours of Diana Goodall, Nicola Rogers and Anita Warwick who have a nice prospect

We had a very successful trip to Doncaster on Monday and came away with 7 new purchases, take a look for yourself to see the new arrivals for Anthony Honeyball Racing